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Imprex HistoryImprex has been in business for more than 50 years providing consistent quality and service. VPI SystemsSince 1960, we've conceived, built and tested hundreds of VPI systems, concepts, and sealant formulations. Imprex’s reputation for innovation, quality and service helped the company grow a regional operation to an international producer of quality impregnation equipment. Imprex installations can be found all over the world - from North America to Russia and Asia. Every Imprex VPI system is engineered in-house and each system is built and tested in our Fabrication Shop. Vessel sizes range from 30-gal. capacity to 15,000 gallon capacity. Large or small, each VPI system is customized to meet our customers' specific needs and budget. Prior to shipment, all equipment goes through extensive testing. Imprex technicians then go onsite to oversee installation and employee training. Parts Processing CenterIn addition to the manufacturing of VPI systems, Imprex also offers casting impregnation services onsite for manufacturers who do not want to do their own impregnation. Our service shop provides the fastest, most effective process for eliminating the inherent problems of porosity in castings and powdered (sintered) metal parts and electronic components. Imprex, originally known as Tincher Products Co., was purchased by T.W (Tim) Juday from Ideal Products Co. in 1958. He renamed the company Imprex, a stylized version of impregnation. For years, companies who send their castings and electrical components to be sealed, send them out to be "Imprexed." From a small shop with a few employees, Imprex has grown to a facility of more than 50,000 square feet, and more than 45 employees including engineers, certified welders, quality control managers, and shop workers. All Imprex operations are overseen by company president Bob Juday, a 30-year veteran of VPI sales and service. |
Our Commitment to Quality
Before shipping to a customer, Imprex's VPI systems are inspected, tested, evaluated, and calibrated by an Imprex engineer. Systems can be built to ASME code and designed and engineered according to individual requirements. In the Imprex VPI Job Shop, each stage of the VPI process is monitored and documented. Quality and custom processes, such as basket size, part orientation, custom baskets and dividers, are engineered prior to the product arriving at our loading dock. Once here, a travel tag with process specifications and requirements follows the product each step of the way – from the time it’s unloaded off the truck to shipment back to the customer. Customer requirements and specifications are noted and products can be traced back to identify the systems operator, process specifications, time in the shop, and leak testing documentation.
Our reputation is built on our customers receiving the goal is to ensure that our customers receive the highest quality product – whether it is a custom engineered VPI system installed in their factory, or a pallet of sealed products from our job shop. Imprex meets quality specifications and process requirements as defined in the specifications listed below.
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Imprex is committed to providing the highest quality products and services to its customers.
We test our resins weekly, compare batch numbers, and audit our equipment specifications. A complete history of a batch can be traced. We also keep training records of our employees, who are trained to carry out and document procedures.
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For a high degree of flexibility, Imprex offers a 3-phase VPI system. To read more, click here.